Joining forces with Mevo

Look to the streets! Suzuki has announced an exciting new collaboration with Mevo, New Zealand’s premier car-sharing service. This partnership brings NZ’s favourite small car to 10’s of thousands of Mevo users in Auckland and Wellington. Transforming the way New Zealanders get around, Mevo offers a flexible, cost effective, and forward-thinking approach to traditional car ownership.

Suzuki has always been committed to designing fuel-efficient and reliable vehicles. By joining forces with Mevo, we’re helping to create new sustainable urban transport options and fresh access points to the fun of Swift.

Mevo is a NZ success story, founded in 2014, steady growth has established them as a pioneer in the car-sharing landscape. With a seamless, app-based service providing vehicles on demand for users, it won’t be long before Mevo is available in every major centre of NZ.

The Mevo experience is a streamlined alternative for city dwellers who want convenient and affordable transport without the pressure of owning, operating, and maintaining their own vehicle. With the addition of Swift, Mevo’s fleet is not only expanding but also offering new options in vehicle range and overall affordability.

Car-sharing reduces the number of vehicles on the road, decreases traffic congestion, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions. Each Mevo vehicle significantly cuts down on NZ’s overall carbon footprint. Eliminating costs like insurance, car maintenance, and parking fees are just a few ways that Mevo customers can benefit from the car-sharing model.

For Suzuki, partnership with Mevo represents a progressive approach to daily transport. This new frontier embraces a new line of thought and effectively addresses the needs of consumers. For Mevo, incorporating Swift enhances their lineup and provides users with NZ’s favourite small car to suit every variety of driver needs. Let’s be real… drive a Swift, so much FUN!

Thanks to our partnership, you can get $50 towards your first Mevo experience using the code “SUZUKI”.